SCOTUS has agreed to adjudicate a canine-centered conundrum, granting cert in November of last year to hear the trademark infringement claim of whiskey giant Jack Daniel’s against dog toy manufacturer
In November 2022, ChatGPT, a form of artificial intelligence capable of creating original works, was released to the public. Lawmakers have yet to reveal how they will address the emergence
In May, the SDNY denied a motion to dismiss Hermès’ complaint against artist Mason Rothschild surrounding his collection of “MetaBirkin” NFTs. The court held that Rothschild’s digital images could constitute
Outdoor apparel brand Patagonia sues retail giant Walmart and international brand Robin Ruth for trademark infringement of its P-6 Trout logo and design.
Many thought Solid Oak Sketches, LLC v. 2K Games, Inc. brought an end to the long-standing legal question of who owns the rights of tattoos, as the court ruled in
Entertainers sell themselves: their public image, their time, and even their bodies. So, what happens when they forget that they are no longer “just” a person?
The Midnight Sky singer and actress Miley Cyrus was sued for copyright infringement by a paparazzo, Robert Barbera, for posting his picture on her Instagram, and the claim was settled
Does an artificial intelligence system have the creative capacity to invent? Perhaps, but according to the Federal Circuit, they do not qualify as “inventors” for the purposes of patent law.
Condé Nast, the famous global media company and notable owners of Vogue, the New Yorker, and Vanity Fair among other publications, have sued Drake and 21 Savage after they used
Last month, Impossible Foods Inc. beat a motion to dismiss in their lawsuit against Motif Foodworks, Inc. for patent infringement of their plant-based meat products.
